Apartments

A North Buffalo school building that was once connected to the soon-to-be closed St. Rose of Lima Church and was renovated into market-rate apartments has been acquired by a local investment group.

A trio of suburban apartment buildings—all located in Cheektowaga and West Seneca—have both sold to a new investment group.

For the third time in recent weeks, a Buffalo-based investment group has sold one of its apartment holdings for a sizable profit.

The sale of a North Buffalo apartment complex serves as yet another example of how red hot the local multi-family market is viewed by investors.

Gold Wynn Allentown Lofts LLC paid $3,106,641 for the 10-unit former casket factory at 430 Virginia St. in Buffalo’s Allentown neighborhood.

Smaller apartment buildings are hot, more so than larger complexes—thanks to higher interest rates, tighter financial restrictions, and concerns about the economy.

A few months after these same groups protested in Niagara Square, they make good on their promise if things didn't change.

These prices are absolutely insane.

Many apartments in Western New York have had a long history of being substandard. Rules were put in place to help, but they appear to be ineffective.

When can a landlord ban you from having a pet in your apartment in New York State?